Who said female athletes can't be cheap shot artists? Who said soccer isn't a combat sport? Who said hot chicks can't throw sucker punches? Here's a video highlight of yesterday's NCAA women's soccer game between BYU and New Mexico. Smash-mouth soccer at its finest:
> Who said female athletes can't be cheap shot artists? Who said soccer > isn't a combat sport? Who said hot chicks can't throw sucker punches? > Here's a video highlight of yesterday's NCAA women's soccer game > between BYU and New Mexico. Smash-mouth soccer at its finest:
> Who said female athletes can't be cheap shot artists? Who said soccer > isn't a combat sport? Who said hot chicks can't throw sucker punches? > Here's a video highlight of yesterday's NCAA women's soccer game > between BYU and New Mexico. Smash-mouth soccer at its finest:
> The thing is, that one chick from New Mexico would have got arrested > for assault if she did this off the soccer field.
I refereed soccer for twenty years; usually in NCAA games, the ref should already know quite a bit about such players. What is shown in this brief clip could get the ref grounded. The sweeper should have been ejected, but she should not have been allowed to think that she could act in the manner depicted. Such blatant fouls do not usually occur early in the game.
The problem is that the ref must establish control early so that the fouls do not escalate late in the game. If the players see that they can get away with more minor fouls, they will continue to see how violent they can get. Soccer is a rough sport but what is seen in this clip is very unusual. I blame the ref (and Canada and GW).
>> Who said female athletes can't be cheap shot artists? Who said soccer >> isn't a combat sport? Who said hot chicks can't throw sucker punches? >> Here's a video highlight of yesterday's NCAA women's soccer game >> between BYU and New Mexico. Smash-mouth soccer at its finest:
>> The thing is, that one chick from New Mexico would have got arrested >> for assault if she did this off the soccer field.
> I refereed soccer for twenty years; usually in NCAA games, the ref should > already know quite a bit about such players. What is shown in this brief > clip could get the ref grounded. The sweeper should have been ejected, > but she should not have been allowed to think that she could act in the > manner depicted. Such blatant fouls do not usually occur early in the > game.
> The problem is that the ref must establish control early so that the fouls > do not escalate late in the game. If the players see that they can get > away with more minor fouls, they will continue to see how violent they can > get. Soccer is a rough sport but what is seen in this clip is very > unusual. I blame the ref (and Canada and GW).
Even more than that though, is the total lack of respect/campassion that girl is showing towards others her age. I can't help but believe that the only time she brutalizes another girl is on the soccer field. The puppies and kittens in her neighborhood better watch out.
> Who said female athletes can't be cheap shot artists? Who said soccer > isn't a combat sport? Who said hot chicks can't throw sucker punches? > Here's a video highlight of yesterday's NCAA women's soccer game > between BYU and New Mexico. Smash-mouth soccer at its finest:
> The thing is, that one chick from New Mexico would have got arrested > for assault if she did this off the soccer field.
> JG
I've watched this video very carefully. I've exchanged ideas with friends (of whom I was the last to see this vid), and read all the comments on CNN,ESPN, You Tube, Huffinton Post and WND; and I've come to the conclusion that this young athlete is being cast as the bad guy in all this. I, for one, say it is enough. This young lady is an overachiever and the corporate media always attacks those strive for true greatness.
First, if you watch the video you'll see it is highly edited. They show you nothing before the incidents or alternative camera angles. I'm sure if anyone of us was filmed in an active state for two hours, there could be incriminating evidence gleaned from the miles of footage.
Next thing you'll notice about the incidents shown, is that each time the 'victim' was standing in front of our hero. I'm sure she told the opponent in front of her to please move aside as they were standing in her way. Who knows what the other girls were saying or doing before the real player told them what's what and put them on their arses? All I know is, it's may the best babe win and the others are all sour grapes.
Notice too that each one of the girls is crowding the woman of the clips. Many people of Germanic and Baltic backgrounds possess a greater sense of personal space. The other players are not respecting her ethnic sensibilities, the networks are exploiting that, and once again the White woman gets the shaft.
Lastly, people are always afraid of progress and improvement. And if one sport needs progress it is soccer. I can not see this sport ever becoming popular when they have scoreless games, and the attitude is that everybody who plays is a winner -- New Age hogwash. This Amazonian amongst women is a progressive, positive influence to the 'sport' of soccer.
> On Nov 6, 7:34 pm, JG <Hecka...@yahoo.com> wrote: > > Who said female athletes can't be cheap shot artists? Who said soccer > > isn't a combat sport? Who said hot chicks can't throw sucker punches? > > Here's a video highlight of yesterday's NCAA women's soccer game > > between BYU and New Mexico. Smash-mouth soccer at its finest:
> > The thing is, that one chick from New Mexico would have got arrested > > for assault if she did this off the soccer field.
> > JG
> I've watched this video very carefully. I've exchanged ideas with > friends (of whom I was the last to see this vid), and read all the > comments on CNN,ESPN, You Tube, Huffinton Post and WND; and I've come > to the conclusion that this young athlete is being cast as the bad guy > in all this. I, for one, say it is enough. This young lady is an > overachiever and the corporate media always attacks those strive for > true greatness.
Bea,
Give it up. She must have been zoning out on something. I don't know what you watched, but there's plenty of clips from one game to know that she needs mental help.
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> On Nov 6, 7:34 pm, JG <Hecka...@yahoo.com> wrote: > > Who said female athletes can't be cheap shot artists? Who said soccer > > isn't a combat sport? Who said hot chicks can't throw sucker punches? > > Here's a video highlight of yesterday's NCAA women's soccer game > > between BYU and New Mexico. Smash-mouth soccer at its finest:
> > The thing is, that one chick from New Mexico would have got arrested > > for assault if she did this off the soccer field.
> > JG
> I've watched this video very carefully. I've exchanged ideas with > friends (of whom I was the last to see this vid), and read all the > comments on CNN,ESPN, You Tube, Huffinton Post and WND; and I've come > to the conclusion that this young athlete is being cast as the bad guy > in all this. I, for one, say it is enough. This young lady is an > overachiever and the corporate media always attacks those strive for > true greatness.
> First, if you watch the video you'll see it is highly edited. They > show you nothing before the incidents or alternative camera angles. > I'm sure if anyone of us was filmed in an active state for two hours, > there could be incriminating evidence gleaned from the miles of > footage.
> Next thing you'll notice about the incidents shown, is that each time > the 'victim' was standing in front of our hero. I'm sure she told the > opponent in front of her to please move aside as they were standing in > her way. Who knows what the other girls were saying or doing before > the real player told them what's what and put them on their arses? All > I know is, it's may the best babe win and the others are all sour > grapes.
> Notice too that each one of the girls is crowding the woman of the > clips. Many people of Germanic and Baltic backgrounds possess a > greater sense of personal space. The other players are not respecting > her ethnic sensibilities, the networks are exploiting that, and once > again the White woman gets the shaft.
> Lastly, people are always afraid of progress and improvement. And if > one sport needs progress it is soccer. I can not see this sport ever > becoming popular when they have scoreless games, and the attitude is > that everybody who plays is a winner -- New Age hogwash. This > Amazonian amongst women is a progressive, positive influence to the > 'sport' of soccer.
Fairly decent troll. I don't think most will get it.
On Fri, 6 Nov 2009 19:34:18 -0800 (PST), JG <Hecka...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>Who said female athletes can't be cheap shot artists? Who said soccer >isn't a combat sport? Who said hot chicks can't throw sucker punches? >Here's a video highlight of yesterday's NCAA women's soccer game >between BYU and New Mexico. Smash-mouth soccer at its finest:
>> Who said female athletes can't be cheap shot artists? Who said soccer >> isn't a combat sport? Who said hot chicks can't throw sucker punches? >> Here's a video highlight of yesterday's NCAA women's soccer game >> between BYU and New Mexico. Smash-mouth soccer at its finest:
>> The thing is, that one chick from New Mexico would have got arrested >> for assault if she did this off the soccer field.
>I refereed soccer for twenty years; usually in NCAA games, the ref should >already know quite a bit about such players. What is shown in this brief >clip could get the ref grounded. The sweeper should have been ejected, but >she should not have been allowed to think that she could act in the manner >depicted. Such blatant fouls do not usually occur early in the game.
>The problem is that the ref must establish control early so that the fouls >do not escalate late in the game. If the players see that they can get away >with more minor fouls, they will continue to see how violent they can get. >Soccer is a rough sport but what is seen in this clip is very unusual. I >blame the ref (and Canada and GW).
The ref did a poor job, but the blame lies with the player, who is responsible for her own behavior. -- ~ Seth Jackson
> On Sat, 7 Nov 2009 05:36:09 -0600, "da pickle" > <jcpickels@(nospam)hotmail.com> wrote:
>>"JG"
>>> Who said female athletes can't be cheap shot artists? Who said soccer >>> isn't a combat sport? Who said hot chicks can't throw sucker punches? >>> Here's a video highlight of yesterday's NCAA women's soccer game >>> between BYU and New Mexico. Smash-mouth soccer at its finest:
>>> The thing is, that one chick from New Mexico would have got arrested >>> for assault if she did this off the soccer field.
>>I refereed soccer for twenty years; usually in NCAA games, the ref should >>already know quite a bit about such players. What is shown in this brief >>clip could get the ref grounded. The sweeper should have been ejected, >>but >>she should not have been allowed to think that she could act in the manner >>depicted. Such blatant fouls do not usually occur early in the game.
>>The problem is that the ref must establish control early so that the fouls >>do not escalate late in the game. If the players see that they can get >>away >>with more minor fouls, they will continue to see how violent they can get. >>Soccer is a rough sport but what is seen in this clip is very unusual. I >>blame the ref (and Canada and GW).
> The ref did a poor job, but the blame lies with the player, who is > responsible for her own behavior.
Who should be *held* responsible for her own behavior. If she isn't, the blame spreads.
YouTube does not allow it to be seen outside the US, but I suspect it's got nothing on a game of camogie (basically female stick fighting with a ball that's purely incidental)
> I can not see this sport ever > becoming popular when they have scoreless games, and the attitude is > that everybody who plays is a winner -- New Age hogwash.
That must be a United Pussified States of America invention.
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> > Who said female athletes can't be cheap shot artists? Who said soccer > > isn't a combat sport? Who said hot chicks can't throw sucker punches? > > Here's a video highlight of yesterday's NCAA women's soccer game > > between BYU and New Mexico. Smash-mouth soccer at its finest:
> > The thing is, that one chick from New Mexico would have got arrested > > for assault if she did this off the soccer field.
> > JG
> Thuggery has been rewarded for decades in sports. Why would anyone be > surprised that women now join in ?
Why do you think they are joining in now? women's sports have been just as dirty as mens for just as long. the problem is that they are not a popular because everyone wants to save the perception that it's not womanly to be violent.
Look at nature, who hunts for the lion's pride?
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> >The thing is, that one chick from New Mexico would have got arrested > >for assault if she did this off the soccer field.
> She ought to be booted off the team and banned from NCAA play.
she ought to be arrested and held criminally/civilly responsible. what if she tried to break your daughter or your girlfriend's arm? what if she pulled your sister to the ground by her hair like that?
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Just like Vince McMahn and Hulk Hogan breathed new life into pro wrestling, these young, upcoming hotties are trying to put women's soccer on the map. Suggestions to have them play in Jello, or at least water the field until it turns to mud, are gaining support. American style soccer may bring in the viewers yet.
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>> >The thing is, that one chick from New Mexico would have got arrested >> >for assault if she did this off the soccer field.
>> She ought to be booted off the team and banned from NCAA play.
>she ought to be arrested and held criminally/civilly responsible. what if >she tried to break your daughter or your girlfriend's arm? what if she >pulled your sister to the ground by her hair like that?
If they arrested her and threw the book at her, I would shed not a tear. -- ~ Seth Jackson
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